Hefty Spanish short-term debt sales went smoothly on Tuesday after bond-buying by the European Central Bank eased concerns financing costs would be left to spiral to unsustainable levels for the bloc's weaker
The Dutch prime minister called for tougher sanctions on euro zone members in financial trouble to stem the region's debt crisis, rather than raising the size of the bailout fund or issuing
Annual growth could still exceed 1% Real GDP growth in Cyprus accelerated in the second quarter, according to the flash estimate, growing in seasonally adjusted terms by 0.4% compared with the previous
German growth slowed to its weakest quarterly rate since 2009 between April and June, data showed, fuelling concerns a worsening outlook in the euro zone and beyond will hobble the region's powerhouse
Asian handset makers using Google's Android operating system might turn to rival platforms such as Microsoft's Windows after Google upended the mobile landscape by buying Motorola Mobility Holdings for $12.5 bln. Taiwan's
FIFA should limit terms for senior officials, set up an independent group to clear up anti-corruption allegations and “embrace transparency”, corruption watchdog Transparency International (TI) said on Tuesday. TI said that, despite
* Expects no breakthrough at meeting with Sarkozy * The leaders of Germany and France, meeting on Tuesday under pressure to propose new plans for tackling the euro zone debt crisis, will
No power cuts are expected on Tuesday, with electricity demand at manageable levels, ever since a munitions blast on July 11 destroyed the island's main power station and plunged the island into
Ukrainian policemen arrest activists of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN during their actions on a police detention truck near of the Kiev Pecherskyi District Court on Tuesday. FEMEN activists held placards saying
The National Tennis Centre in Nicosia will be hosting from September 6 to 10 the Aphrodite World Tennis Cup, which has become an institution for Cypriot tennis. The organisers have yet to
